
Dear readers, all my stories are born of the same desire: to explore mystery, human fragility and the worlds hidden behind appearances. I write about imperfect characters faced with choices that change their fate. Every book is, for me, an invitation to reflect and to escape the everyday. I hope my texts stir your imagination and make you look at reality from other angles. I do not offer final answers, but questions that keep living beyond the last page. Thank you for choosing, again and again, to step into my world.
Emilia Burca is a writer of fantasy and science fiction.
She was born on 24 October 1965 in the village of Colicăuți, Briceni district, Republic of Moldova. She studied at the Faculty of Foreign Languages of the “Alecu Russo” State University in Bălți, majoring in French.
She first worked in education, teaching French at the “Grigore Vieru” theoretical lyceum in Briceni. Since 2013 she has lived in Paris — a context that decisively shaped the international reach of her literary work.
Her literary debut came in 2022 with the novel “The Revelation” and its sequel “The Fall of the Angel”, published by Sedcomlibris in Iași. Both also appeared in French as Entre vertu et faiblesse with Le Lys Bleu (Paris), beginning a bilingual publishing path.
In the years that followed Emilia Burca published steadily, building a coherent fictional universe at the meeting point of the fantastic, metaphysical reflection and ethical questioning. Her titles include “The Stranger in Me” and Le Dompteur des réalités (2023), “The Tiger’s Eye” and Œil de tigre (2024), “The Age of Aquarius” and L’Ère du Verseau (2024), “The Archive of Memories” and L’Archive des souvenirs (2025), and the prose collection “Grandpa Crow’s Tales” / Les Contes de Papi Corbeau (2025) — all published by C’ARTE in Paris.
In 2025 the author’s entire body of novels was translated into Russian in digital format, confirming the international reach of her writing. Emilia Burca’s prose combines speculative elements with a deep symbolic and moral dimension, exploring identity, destiny, power, sacrifice and human fragility in a perspective that crosses conventional genre boundaries.
The novel “The Tiger’s Eye” — presented and discussed in the journal “Sud-Est Cultural”.

Who controls the minds of the world? Science fiction about digital viruses and freedom.

A video game that gives you a second life — and never lets you out.

A flat Earth, portals and the Catharsis zone: a fantasy about what lies beyond.

A photograph found in an old book changes everything. The past finds you first.

A private diary, a voice in the night and a story that will not close.